<p>does anybody have any experience, or know anyone who has experience, of requesting LSAC to hand score their exam.</p>
<p>they made a mistake on mine.</p>
<p>the bubble I filled in was kind of faint (def. visible though). I’m carious how strict they are in evaluating if the bubble was filled in enough.</p>
<p>i think it costs 37 dollars, so i don’t want to waist the money.</p>
<p>it clearly states on the instructions sheet that “all correct answers must be completely blackened”. but the machine counted several of mine that weren’t completely blackened.</p>
<p>I think without a doubt, the hand scorer would probably be able to see that I intended to choose the correct answer. but i did fill it faintly. and its only 1 point…</p>
<p>anybody on this board have any experience with this?</p>
<p>it clearly states on the instructions sheet that “all correct answers must be completely blackened”. but the machine counted several of mine that weren’t completely blackened.</p>
<p>I think without a doubt, the hand scorer would probably be able to see that I intended to choose the correct answer. but i did fill it faintly. and its only 1 point…</p>
<p>anybody on this board have any experience with this?</p>
<p>My main motto with this test has been have no regrets, no matter what the cost it may be as long as its affordable. Obviously I don’t know what your financial situation is like, but if I had to take a wild guess I would say that you can afford the 37 dollars. If you think you have a case, find out and get it checked</p>
<p>I think it depends on how much you value that $37. It’s a gamble, but it might be worth it to you to get the extra point. I think if its $37 dollars you might spend frivolously otherwise (going out, music, etc) then it’s worth it; however, if this is the decision between eating this week and not, definitely not worth it.</p>
<p>I filled up my car with gas. it cost almost 30 dollars.</p>
<p>so i guess its def. worth the 37 dollars. if they don’t count this i’m going to be ****ed. i clearly penciled in some graphite into that damn bubble. </p>
<p>I’m afraid they are going to get lazy and not feel like going through the work to change my score.</p>